The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-02-09
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LOCAL LIN IcS.
Tax paying VIII close tomorrow

j. Wilson's.
We have an obituary from friend
at London which will appear next
week.
You can buy more goods at will
sons for the cash than you can any
I where.
--Mrs. Jennie Renfrow and daughter,
Miss Nellie, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
t. C. York.
Wilson wants one thousand doz.
eggs to ship--this will keep up the price
and benefit the farmer.
Col. w. l.. Morris is now city edi-
tor OF the Fort Smith Times, position
he is abundantly able to fill.
Il am "the cash house, tor every
body, come and be convinced.
| r. j. WILSON
The arrival of bouncing boy, the
fourth of the series, is announced by
Mr.. Sandy Reed, and he is happy in
consequence.
II want to sell $4,000 dollars worth
OF goods for cash this year, so bring
along your cash and ! will give you
value receive. r. j. WILSON.
Miss Emma Howell returned home
Saturday from her visit up the road.
She visited friends at Van Buren,, AL
ma, Altus and GAINESVILLE.
If you will come to see me will
convince you that / can sell you more
goods for cash than you can buy any
where. r. j. WILSON.
Miss Rose Patterson, accompanied
by Mrs. Freeman of Dardanelle, will
visit Morrilton this week and will be
the guests of Mrs. +. B. Henry.
just received full stock of the
justly celebrated BRYAN, Brown Shoe
Co.'s shoes. You know what they are.
r. j. WILSON.
Mr.. Charles E. Tobey has sold his
400 acre tract of river bottom land to
Mr.. X. j. Wilson of this place. for $l0,-
600. The land Is situated in Lee town.
ship.
For all throat or lung troubles, the
most reliable remedy known, is SPARKS
INDIAN CoUGH SYRUP. Kept by all first
class druggists. For sale by w. G..
Weimer. feb9
Rev. j. L. Hendrickson, formerly
pastor of the M. f. church Of this place.
was gladly greeted by many friends
last Saturday. He was enroute to Jud-
sonia.
Among our visitors Monday was
Prof. Wharton, who reports an episode
at his house Sunday, or rather pair
of them-a girl and boy. We con-
graduate.
Pure blood is absolutely necessary
in order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods
Sarsaparilla purities the blood and
strengthens the system. For sale by
w. G. Weimer.
Miss Minnie Underwood, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
White county since last November, re-
turned home last Friday. She reports
having most pleasant time.
DIR. Il. NJ. Wyatt, our excellent dem
list and popular fellow citizen, was
elected to the responsible position of
| treasurer of the state dental association
organized at Little Rock recently.
1t is reported that company is
| forming at Atkins for the purpose of
moving to California. Sorry to hear it,
| for Pope needs more instead of less, of
such good citizens as Atkins can furn-
| ish.
| AL persons who mortgage their
| personal property and crops to the mer-
chants must make arrangements with
said merchants to pay for their medi-
clnes, as we positively will not credit
them. j. NJ. HARKEY.
There was quite an exciting con-
test in the election for justice of the
peace In Moreland township on the
goth ult The candidates were w. w.
Brashear and f. M. Hudson, Sr. The
| former received 81 votes and the latter
| 50.
- Bring the money when you want
anything in our line. Don't say you
will pay for it tomorrow, or first of the
week, or first of the month, for that
| kind of credit has not been very sue
cessful to us J. NJ. Harley & Bro.
--Mr. K. II. Howell left last week to
inspect several favorable points in Kan
/ sas, with view to a permanent Local
ton. Eds many friends here, while
| regretting that he must leave them,
hope he may strike it rich in the home
of the blizzard.
GENTLEMEN We emphatically
say no more credit until old scores are
paid. And all persons who go TO other
| places to spend their money can go to
other places for their credit.
/ j. M. Harley Il Bro.
| Mrs. j. f. Battenfeld returned
home Saturday from Lexington, KY,
| where she had been on visit to her
daughter, who is in college there. She
says Miss May is charmed with the
school and with her surroundings, and
enjoys most excellent health.
Horses and mules for sale. Apply
to X. j. Wilson. [feb2S
1 We learn. with great pleasure, that
Mr.. w. III. Rankin, who moved TO Fay
ettville several months ago, has author
| lied friend here to renthim a house at
once. as he intends coming back. This
excellent family will receive cordial
welcome home from their many friends.
WE POSITIVELY SAY NO MORE
CREDIT until old scores are paid.
j. NJ. HARKEY IL BRO.
A late issue of the Little Rock
| Democrat says: "James Polk Holmes,
| an Illicit distiller was captured in Pope
county recently, VAS taken before the
| United States court Saturday afternoon.
| He plead guilty and was sentenced to
eighteen months in the Chester, Ill.
| prison"
1.-Two secondhand wagons for sale
at Oates IL Oates, tor cash, or will ex-
change for corn. Febl6
--Messrs. w. #. Rose, of Alexander,
Texas, aid NJ. Lewis, of GAINESVILLE,
Texas, have sent us repeated complaints
on account of the non-receipt of the
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